peru to Host Pan American and Oceania Judo Championships
Lima, Peru, will become the focal point of international judo this week as it hosts the Pan American and Oceania Cadet and Junior championships from April 18-20. The event, organized by the Peruvian Judo Federation (FDPJ), will take place at the modern Polideportivo 3 in the VIDENA – IPD.
Cadet Competition Kicks Off the Championships
The competition begins on Thursday, April 18 at 9:00 a.m. local time, with over 138 athletes from 19 countries competing in the Cadet category. These young judokas will vie for the title of best in the Americas and oceania.
Junior Category Offers Path to Asunción 2025
Saturday, April 19, marks a critical day as the Junior category competition serves as the final qualifying event for the Junior Pan American Games Asunción 2025.This category will feature 216 athletes representing 26 nations.
Mixed Team Competition Closes the Event
The championships will conclude on sunday, April 20, with the dynamic mixed team competition.
How to Watch
For those unable to attend in person, the entire championship will be streamed live on judotv.com. Updates will also be available on the Peruvian judo Federation’s social media channels, including Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and X.
Tickets and Venue Details
Spectators in Lima can support the national team from the stands. Tickets will be available at Gate 1 of the VIDENA-IPD venue, which will also serve as the entry point.
Related Events: Referee Seminar and Training Camp
Leading up to the championships, Lima will also host an International Referee Seminar for the Pan American Region on April 15-16 at Polideportivo 3 in VIDENA – IPD. Following the championships, from April 21-23, an International Training Camp will be led by Argentinian Olympic medalist Paula Pareto, offering invaluable training to aspiring judokas.
What age group typically competes in the Cadet category of the championships?
Peru to Host Pan American and Oceania Judo Championships
lima, Peru, will become the focal point of international judo this week as it hosts the Pan American and Oceania Cadet and Junior championships from april 18-20. The event, organized by the Peruvian Judo Federation (FDPJ), will take place at the modern Polideportivo 3 in the VIDENA – IPD.
Cadet Competition Kicks Off the Championships
the competition begins on Thursday, April 18 at 9:00 a.m. local time, with over 138 athletes from 19 countries competing in the Cadet category. These young judokas will vie for the title of best in the Americas and Oceania.
Junior Category Offers Path to Asunción 2025
Saturday, April 19, marks a critical day as the Junior category competition serves as the final qualifying event for the Junior Pan American Games Asunción 2025. This category will feature 216 athletes representing 26 nations.
Mixed Team Competition Closes the Event
The championships will conclude on Sunday,April 20,with the dynamic mixed team competition.
How to Watch
For those unable to attend in person, the entire championship will be streamed live on judotv.com. Updates will also be available on the Peruvian judo Federation’s social media channels, including Instagram, facebook, TikTok, and X.
Tickets and Venue Details
Spectators in Lima can support the national team from the stands.Tickets will be available at Gate 1 of the VIDENA-IPD venue, which will also serve as the entry point.
Related Events: Referee Seminar and Training Camp
Leading up to the championships, Lima will also host an International Referee Seminar for the Pan American Region on April 15-16 at Polideportivo 3 in VIDENA – IPD.Following the championships, from April 21-23, an International Training Camp will be led by Argentinian Olympic medalist Paula Pareto, offering invaluable training to aspiring judokas.
Q&A: Your Guide to the Judo Championships
Q: What is the VIDENA – IPD?
A: It’s the “villa Deportiva Nacional” (National Sports Village), a large sports complex in Lima, Peru.Polideportivo 3 is the specific sports hall hosting the judo championships.
Q: What’s the Cadet category all about?
A: The Cadet category features young judokas,typically aged 15-17,competing for regional titles. It’s a great opportunity to see the future stars of judo!
Q: Why is the Junior category so vital?
A: The Junior event is a qualifying event for the Junior Pan American Games in Asunción 2025. The athletes are vying to earn their spot to compete.
Q: Can I attend the event in person?
A: Yes! Tickets are available at Gate 1 of the VIDENA-IPD. Come support your favourite judokas and cheer on your national team!
Q: How can I follow the event if I can’t be there?
A: You can watch the entire championship live on judotv.com. Also, follow the Peruvian Judo Federation on social media (instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and X) for updates and behind-the-scenes content.
Q: What’s the deal with the International Training camp?
A: After the championships, an International Training Camp will be led by Olympic medalist paula Pareto.this is an amazing chance to learn from a judo legend if you’re a judoka.
Q: what is Mixed Team Competition?
A: Mixed Team Competition is exciting as it features teams composed of both male and female judokas competing together. It’s a dynamic and strategic part of the event.
So, whether you’re in Lima or watching online, don’t miss the action-packed pan American and Oceania Judo Championships!
